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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

MWNNN kMMA NWWWEWN
DUBLn, AaR. 1e.--1'ka UHffsd IStiaad
urges landlords 20 embfaoo tnalR ln9t
chance and confess that Home Bule Y
q COMMITTEES 20 meet Giadssona, RaKnail
and Salisbury 10 . ROAD table confer
encs, and submit 70 them Suggestions 10
bast Of she situation. The res1lt Nstl
be, Il says, tke elsstl0n IN q few weeaa
Of Hdne Ruls House of Oommons.
EdltsF KalkoRss naoesasaR.
HAmBUBa, AuR. lS "A dlnpmAeh 20 The
Journal from MOSCOW asssEss that 0en-
ssAl Tehsrnaeoa win anoaaad Ne laAe
~. KeskoG Ia the editoFnhip cf ths Mos.
Csavsnfiss 81 Lawyers.
BAnGrooa, Aue. 1e.-Two hundred
lawyers we're present thia fofanooa a
the session Of the Convention of the
AmsEisan Bar Association. Th0s. D..
eemmas, President, Of New Orleans.
was Ia the chair. Tha anunal a6dgeea
vas dslivsssd b. Henry Hitoheoak, Of
3D. Louis.
AsssAenf n ~ KlsTassR.
NEw Yonx, Ana. ie.-Ths alsvator In
tha Hoidanbogg building, on MeeouK
Stress. tel thig moEninR from he third
door - the basement wilh q Load Of
sightneu women and girls. The aafely
catohas Of tha elsYatos failed 70 woxk,
and whsn the e0nveyancs ernnhsd info
The basement Ne occupants had neaEig
all fAinlsd. and were piied on aach elh
sr in feaFfui eonfuaions and Mrs. Jana
Lynsh, agsd 6, gas efughed 70 daath.
me elevator boz bad hla back bEoken,
and vii die. A dozsn others wafo in.
jared, bai none fataily.
sharp aesms - 10 Byins.
EKw Yonx, Aua. l8.-Jaoob Bhagp haa
a vsoisnt chill Rs 4 o'el0ok tnis moFninR.
AZ o'clock be waa neating quieily, an1
auueaFed mneh hoaleT. Bal0EH 100,
ko1aWar, me Old man hnd mnothng ohilf.
Thros rhFsioiaua ana Ell his family
were wammone6 10 his hedsidn.
When tie dostora arrived 6hnrpes
ehlll had passsd, but b. wna weak nnd
exhanssed. Ths dooteFs maid he was Ia
No DANCER, thouah ~ mlQh4 be eioneIF
wafshsd. He b anabls 70 iift him1a4
wishoaa hslp, am4 lies mogt ~ tha tfma
paFiiy unoonscious, and seems te Be Il
9 dying eondition.
Js1Ds4 fhe Trneh.
ALLIANCE. Ana. l8.--Tha express fEnin
whlrh iafs ChioaQp yesterday afaoEnoun
on ~ Zen Wagns rnilsoad. iampod tha
i tnmaM thA4 w0Knim4 un&H AGGBs 1ha
oolore4 paFteE, W9rnaF, uas or11Aeo -
dsath. J. l. Maloney, 81 DetEoll, ". n.
1 Danmiann, of Pl1osbuRR, 0ooaRa Lawnnn.
q waahinGtsa nnd y. a, Mccoy, Il
/ Fitl4nuHQ, were aaflo4NIFs rMsMnpl
fatally w1andad. nu& other pa1asnnera
] wsss badly snnksn ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

ru souAEzEzz sA1 Bows urOs II I'M
ecnnHxxM1 on c9KDMWTEAx@.
exnACuz, sAaa. lAs-When the Unitod
IMh@R CungonaAnn roAA1smbls4 TITS
noFninR, ~ CommitAss en Crs1sn1iaIa
mads IL FspoEa Tbs ea@mi1aee had
been d SESSION al night and had bad Z
lively tina. In atmo1t al eaena eheg
rapor1sd n fnHaz a. tha sitting dds
Hltss. TAis nhswB fhaa tho Socialists
elsmsnt rsesiued 6a1 Htt1s ataeutioz
RRyrmn Rba nzanannfz4nM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

oRsxT fsCONvuNfMNun MEsuEEINo rmKRN.
FnoM-hATEn kDVlnM ANaouNuH
A nCaMAwaw


FnoM-LATEn ADslcnM kNnouNun
a ocEG.ARMw.
CIR on MExHco, Aug. 1a.-The ulEIh.
on she Mexican Oeniral EsAa ssEiounlg
inteEfeEes vita The runnina q fFaanS.
aboat 30 eoelneers havIng loft tnalE lee
omotiyea with their HKamnn, The nfB,
ials of The rad are hirtna ali TIE con.
petent men that ean be found. Fraiaht
win be- kept eaeA FROM the UniaeH
States until freight eueinea can b
manned. Il 10 rapeEled ahaa aoma az
the slriker8 nov regard TIE meVomenl
a. bad bluadeF, and tba deestloa ~
beRiBnfna 30 be aakad II SuiaF, who ~
sued the order for the strike e Ohiaf u
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive Enat-
nesra ~ Mexico ana nOa usurp authority
belonRina only 70 Ohlef Arthur.
gTmrxR cotxAEsxn
Orr or MExEoO, Aaa. ls.--Ths slrlke
has COLLAPSED on this end Of the roa6.
Al passenger and frelaht trains
lfe Eunnina with ne aoU1gL
lomed regularity between Maxfae
md OAlora, and ibo business of ne roaA
g resumed. The ssfiksFa A Han Jnan
Del Rio underworld 10 tnnpoR wiah We
rack and 70 lntlmidaia the snaineeEA
rhay are being looked aflar by the
authorities Of that plaoo. TIE kuFal
Guards have been located mt al Ter.
ninal points Is far norm Jimnlao and
! regiment Of eftooE oompanies win Be-
lati0ncd ~ Jimanog 30 quail any inter
erenoe a. thai point. No more trouble
iced b expected
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

Lozrna, Ana. 1&-En ths Hunss q
onUUcns today Loza osaEaa Hannil.
ln1. klEM lnsd Il tie Admiralty, rsply-.
ing . &x. Ba9sn Hsunil, nald thaf Is.
Gog1lnment hn4 ma8e a arrannsuaani
wlah l1n RHminsula and Oriental nesam-
1Dlp CeUpa1y. b. which thnf company
9o1l4 haFe three ne4 stsameEs ana ses-
en s8heRB ready fer 80 na armed erufs-
srR NuR this ssrvies tha GossFnmanl
ya1l1 U47 - Steamship eompany
RHz1o n1nnalla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19
gOR0KRR'S TRRDIR
Foreman Coaghlan Blamed
for the Disaster.
DisausTED At TME pREss.
TAs Prs.iaszs Rspliss = shs Railway
conmiAaisa ~ Deep weana--
UsIfsa LAber co1vsztisa-
EahoF Schedule
Puhllshea.
zmR BaaAsrKR.
% BnAsEEA


IN coaoEKzaB suax REPORTS - srzEE
ANUxEKn vfuxEM prEa.
0una0o, Anz. Ia-Ths Nssef Ohain-
WoEth speoiAi aags tha OuEunsg's Jury
AGREED On verdict ra0aFdlnq tho bir
wreck this fozsnoon. uhioh halda Iimo.
cthy OenQhlins' section foxsmMn, %
aWait TIE antlom q TIE Grand Jury, ank
mszAfively exoneeatea The railroad con-
pAny. Tha company h nos eonsuEef
foe run1ipa . oouhie heAdor, fsx tha
lax sF1tem Of tEnek imnpag1inn. o. nng-
thinR elsa. Tne Besatat nlmnlY NEln
lbal aAe failure . Ra1eni Ne frnak fnr
az hours 6etoee ah8 train, 8nd fha kn1saf
q burning Rr8ss elDge % TIE tEaak. i
Z suhieai for criticism. The frisnds of
tbs road on he iaFy had better staying
qualities than the iaroEs Who wasted g
d& part of ths blame on tbs manage
meat.
AHozHKB yIoIM.
OaIcA0o, Aua. 1s.-AnothaR victim of
TIE ChatsEoFth wreck disd this morn
ing et EairbuzR. His name was Esaan
Waters, of OataEnngna, New York. In
I'll within fev days ef the aooidanf Be
vac employed e the watch factory a
Peoria. This makes TIE total number
Of deaths ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

6zE fnkauzsoo. Aun. l2--IAa via q
~ 01lnegn Ouneni 0aneEal Eisna Tina
Tan, aeeomp4nied D kes BsrSanla aFl
rived b. 10 Fnslna Mall nssnznaR CAV
cf Nsu FaEk thia moEnanR. Tha usasl
eoazsaslsa y1le ian9srsd lhem b. Osn-
sui Bss and iha eaetom hSasa ofassrs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

San fnANcwoo, Aug. le.-The vii of
he late Senator A. A. Sargent, mads On
OCT. s. 1855, was alsd today together
With The petition Of his widow, Ellen D.
eargsnt, fer ls1lefs Of ndminisaRatisn,
Ths eseats eonIsts Of personal proper
~, BeookA pfomiasaEy notea, cash in
hank and seal as1Aaa in oakland, Alana-
e9a nnd San Franchise, valn1d e ef87.
81. The WI beqneathn The estate d
the widow and ehil2Ren, one half % her
and the other 70 he tuo dauahasFs ana
widow is aupolntsd 70 administer ths
estate.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

1AH fnANcmuos Aug. la.--Ah Kew,
who was dalee1e6 on sunday whils 60.
tsmp1ing 20 smuRRls opium 70 . 0hiness
pFis0nsr h The county jail, waa aan-
teneed b. JUDGE Lawisr todAy 10 two
hundred days lmpeisonmeni. Kew had
The cplum hidden In Q can containing
soaked Eies.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

San FnkNuIBco, Aug. 1e.-Per the
steamer New York. from Ohlnn, it 4
learned that thaEe Il news Of an In
eipisnt rebellion In the Kina Yin dis
tEiet. About one hundred rebels, either
Tavist priests or men giving themselves
ons 70 bo such, who were lryina o in
cite TIE Deopls, had thaiF heads struck
on. Ths abogigines Of Formosa are
again giving trouble, and have kiIlsS :
nnmbeR Of people. Narrowing aoeodnis
are given Of the devastation WFoooht
by Ne foods ct Ohuohsufu. Over one
thousand human beings aFe said 10 have
bean RWept away.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19
Hmportane GIue OhaaaneaI,

Tuuson (AFis.). Aug. Ie.-An i'm
developed last nlRhl. Thefe wete thtes
two 70 the Rfneon moaptains ag hofofe
stated. On Saturday they vent "a
Carlisle, NsW Msxieo. Deteotiya
ThackeE is nov there. BE wired today
20. K.,S which indicates that be hal
the business well Ia hand. Ths robbers
are said 70 be residents Of Carlisle. Il
is nav officially stated the amount
taksn was $1,000 IN currency and
$1,000 IN gold coin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

PAHus Ana. lA-fn TIE yilinRe %
Mlfeea1mHbesA b TIE department of
Oc1s D'OE, smah rae occurred to-day
oqeE tea inlro8nctiun e Isalian work.
men. 1he VILLAGERS Fessntsd this inva-
slon ana eisaahed the werkmep, killing
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

sIos iks oass vas poalDsasd until %
IaboE seheauIs PubllshsA.
OHGnrusros q. o., Ane. 1e.--An Inn
noTtant lAboR pgenunoiamante has insl
hesn issued 81 fhe BzlideFs Trade
LaaQue Of GeoERia, with headquarters
a Anaasta. Tho isafns h oomDoes9 of
hFinkiaysRn, g1one Msnsans. eaFpenasEn,
tiuners. painters e1a., and embraces
nearly tAs snsiEs 6lals e. 0esEKla. fhs
foIlowfng sshsdulo h pabliaeed: mo
wuxk WITH nun- -aaiDn mn. No 9OKk
0n anq sub onutsAes toh. Fifig-siNht
hcaF1 wsah ne limit, ana ell arms
fnrriIkina balIdina matsKfAl 10 eon-
s-ee1ors VIC exael moFs tlnn afly-
eI1At hozFs % b boyoot1sd A formal
asmnna VII - nnads n 9 day o. two
for ne disahaEss q al noa-nnion
mnn."
Massaman maatnrsnI MssGinx PsssSsnsa.
Dwxxa, Aaa. 1e.--4hs following -
noRneaman1 wns mads to-daE FaGafd-
r. - nno91fnG Of tAs EdlluEtai Aaso-
ei1ffon. sxbe nu4nai @selt1a Of t1e
Nafinnal EAEtoEial Ansosiation, called
= wsG5 q DsnVsE % esptembaF eth.
- haan poalp1ne& - aooo1n3 g -
dlaa1sy q pazfsuelnR e.tlseaeoeRy A.
FanGsmsnfs vim - E1ilEoae eampa-
nims fnF thn txanNp1Eta1len 81 dslaaAt1a.
Ths masakna wln be heEsastas e . fllne
"a plnos q - nxsd ~ Ne Exss1liSs
osznmisasa tHlGDadl u SA11m.
We PAn.a. coz ssssssasy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30

often contracted on purely business prin-
ciplee. A man who has outlived the Pc
Rod when poverty seemed sweet II
shared with the girl he loved, wants
money, and he marries the woman who
can give it TO him, while the woman who
has outlived the freshness Of her youth
finds herself in one sense alone; or, enc
wants money, or position, or home, or
to escape from the one she has, and she
MARRIKS FROM NECESSITY
rather than choice, sometimes finding
happiness, but oftener the contrary. I
believe too that there are as many mis-
takes made between twenty-five and
thirty five as between eighteen and
twenty five, and as write my thoughts
60 back to the far-o6 grave of one who
after q brief dream of happiness had
awakened to find her life empty OF
everything which she priced the highest.
Between herself and her husband
there was no sentiment in common,
nor was one possible. He had his
ideas and she had hers, and both were as
widely apart as the poles. In contrast to
this is the case Of another friend who waA
married at thirty-nine to man about h9f
own age, and who was and is still Is
happy as was ever bride OF twenty.
Aud SO one might go on citing inst4Ace
after instance on both sides Of the cues
ton, and the world would be none he
wiser, for although sermons may 81
preached and volumes written upon The
subject, our young people will still marry
when they please. MARY j. HOLMES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30
AUSTIN.
4 Yeupg Drug Clerk Of the Capital City
Ends His Lite by Taking
StYychnine.
Report of the Financial Agent OF the Peni-
tentiary-The Santa Fe Halfway
Of Fl Paso Chartered.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Dec. CIV. G. Parish,
financial agent of the penitentiary, re-
ports the following for the months Of Oc-
tober and November: Receipts at Hunts
vile, 800, $50 .5S; receipts at Rusk, S.
96S.27. Disbursements at Huntsville,
S70,223; at Rusk, 1923, 920.66.
The charter of the Santa Fe Railway
Company OF FL Peso was filed to-day !;
capital, $4,000; incorporstors, Samuel
Schultz, Joseph Schultz, Z. T. White, j.
P. Hague and G. W. Locke. '
This forenoon, between the hours OF II
aud IL o'clock, Mr.. Bethold c. Halbig, q
clerk in the drug store of Mr.. Oscar
Samostz, was discoveredI in 1.-THE water
closet of the establishment suffering ter
ribly, while his body writhed in an agony
of rapidly succeeding commissions. He
was speeches. and DR.. Hadra, who
has an Office in the same building,
and who. had been summoned, pro-
noupced him suffering from large dose
Of probably fifteen to twenty-five grains
of strychnIne. He was conveyed to his
room upstairs over the drug store
and within fifteen minutes after
his discovery in the water closet
he was dead. B. c. Halbig was
born and reared in New Braunfels, and
for the past five years has been connected
with the drug house of Mr.. S.mos.z. BE
was reputed to be young man of strict
moral character, and was distinguished
for his affable and pleasing az
dress end courteous department as
q clerk, position Mr.. Samosiz
says he filed TO his entire satisfaction.
Very certain it is he was corresponding
ly popular with the patrons Of the house,
because of his cheerful and prompt atten-
ton to their wants. His father came
over from New Braunfels this
forenoon to pay him q visit,
arriving here On the 10:4O
train. He proceeded et once to the drug
store, where he found his son attending
to his duties. Their meeting was cordial,
SO it is said, and sitter some minutes pleas
ant conversation the father left, and
young Hslbig must have swallowed the
poison soon after. Apparently he was as
cheerful as ever, and Mr.. Ssmossz says
he noticed nothing out Of
the way either n his con-
duct or conversation. Immediately prior
to his taking the poison he spoke no word
and as far as known left nothing in writ
ing to tell the cause Of his rash Get. TIE
verdict was suicide by poison. That de-
ceased imagined shortage in his books
is limited as the cause.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30
Greenyllle.

Greenyllles
Special to the Gazette.
GRKENvILLE, TEX, Dec. 29.-The
Hon. J. A. B. Putnam, district Judge Of
this, the Eighth Judicial district has jus.
written to member CT the Greenville
bar to the effect that he will not be physi-
cally able to hold the January term OF
the District court of this county. TO con-
vepe mkt Monday. Judge Put
man has been in Ill health
for some months past, and
has been under treatment of an eminent
New York physician, who forbids his
occupying the bench or study for some
time. The bar here will therefore elect
q special Judge to preside over the ap-
preaching District court.
The young men ofthis city gave grand
holiday ball at the opera house last night
with the best of music and everything in
accord herewith, Including large at
tendance Of the elite Of the city. The ball
was grand success. SIS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30
rexarkana Failure.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
TExARKANA, TEX, Dec. 29.-The at
tachments run against r. Sanberger,
whose two stores were closed up here by
the Sheriff last night, already aggregate
nearly $4,000, aud It is supposed his total
Indebtedness will amount to about &c.
600, which will be something in excess of
his assets. His Indebtedness is divided
between st. Louis and Cincinnati with q
large portion Of home creditors. Mr..
Sandberger thinks he will be able to re.
sumo business sggsi1 soon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30
A Drunken Fatner Kun, a,s Ch,,a.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 29-John
North. aged forty-two years, returned to
his home last night under the influence Of
liquor. lie picked quarrel with his
wife who was nursing their three months
old child. He became so enraged that he
rushed upon her and aimed 8 powerful
blow at her face, but as she turned to
avoid the stroke it fell upon the head OF
the child, crushing its skull causing al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30
Hsnrietta.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEX, Dec. 29.-Professor
Alexander Hogg of Fort Worth delivered
on Tuesday night, this week, ct the
Baptist church an interesting lecture on
the Blair bill. Professor Hogg's audience
was very large and the applauses there
fore msny. Professor Hogg also took an
sctive part in the Teachers Association
held here on Tuesday and Wednesday
this week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30
Omcers Elected.

Special to the Gazette.
HnLsBoRo, TEX, Dec. 29.-The
Knights OF Pythiss met last night in their
Castle hall and elected the following
officers for the next ensuing six months
as follows: ". c. Wyche, G. C.; X. &.
Workman, V. C; G. q. mining, K CT
R. and S.; DR.. r W. Hunt, M. OF E.; A.
Baer, NJ. of Z; r L. Harris, trustee fos
eighteen months; Tom Bell, o. G.; JONI
Hughes, P.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30
4 FaBNG and MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
DIR. WA S SERZ U G..

Consulting Rooms, 734 Elm Street,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
ALL PRIVATE MATTERS CURED.
Prompt attention is given to all correspond
ence. State symptoms, and medicine Will be
sent g. O. ID. everywhere.
DR.. WasserZug is regular graduate OF Is
years. practice diploma in ofhce), and hiss
practiced In Dallas for over two years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30

most instant death. The horrible act
sooered him, and he became frantic with
grief. AID offered no resistance when ar
rested. Mrs. North was also taken into
custody.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30
cables 8 .cted BIZ STORM,

NEW YORK, Dec. 90 There is serious
interruption TO the transmission Of cables
and kilograms on account Of the dsmage
by yesterdays storm. Most OF the trouble
is slccg the Atlantic coast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30
MY FRIENDS, LISTEN TO NE

"a 1 haven't many words to say to you, but
/. they are to the point. Ifyou, or aay member
Of your family or friends, are suffering from
coughs, colds, hosr.eness, pleurisy, influenza,
pheumonia, or other chest trouble, or from
Rheumatism, weak bacs, kidney affection, or
pstps iR sns othss portion q youtsb body, take
my ADVICE s1d ase Zen asw Plsstess, sn old
ed stsndara remedy ressm Gen ded BY leading
phSsicisns asdIdrugsisEs' evsyW heres They
sle mt "nosnum." bs5 a scienfifc consslns'
ton Of valuable medical Ingredients, overcom-
ing ard Graduating pains quickly and perma-
nentIy. Ask for Benson's and take ne other.
however fatter,ngly recommended By deaierss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30

! As Sastur5 3t,.ter4 Il, knows ass the great
&c alatar N tie digestfye orgdns s over the
efid. Hate its4p ysnr hapse. AskiEpur gro
fastured Dr. j. al. sie9art s Sons. e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30
MEXICANs FIRED UPON

A Farty Of Campers Assaulfed Near
Llano.
Special to the Gazette.
BURNETT, TEX, Dec. 29.-Nsws
reaches here this afternoon that four
Mexicans who were camped on TIE Llano
river and in sight of the town CT LlaI Q
were fred upon last night about 10
o'clock by parties unknown. Two are
reported dead and two in very critical
condition. The whole affair is mystery
to the citizens Ct Llano.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30

Johnson grasssseed, alfalfs seed, sor,
ehum seed Al kinds CT bulk seed foI
sale. Write fcr prices.
". T. PATTERSON, Fort Worth.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-30
District Court.

The following cases in the District Court now
in session have been disposed OF as indicated be
low:
state OF Kansas VS.. sherman Dennis. Defend
ant At large, having escaped from Insane Asylum.
Case dismissed.
State Of Kansas vs George Higgins. Trial by
jury. Verdict not guilty. Charge shooting a
calf
State OF Kansas Us V. b. stone. Assault with
intent 70 kill. Jury trial. Verdict guilty Of as
sault and battery not yet sentenced
j. W IHze VS. Mo. Pacific r. r. Co. Dis
missed.
James W Grimes vs. John ". Stevens. Set
tied.
J. f. Morse, Cashier, W T. P smith. Con
tinued on application OF Defendant al his costs.
Thomas Dye vs. c. NJ. Mcclure. Continued ON
application Of Plaintiff at his costs.
a. l.. Strong & Co, VS. William A-=;Bevens.
Settled.
Chicago Cottage Organ Co. VS. II. T. Mills.
Continued.
The City Of Kir,yin vs. Charles Cole. Contin-
ued. Violation Of City Ordinance.
Wands and Lingle W L. E. Hays. Dismissed.
John Farrell ct al We Margaret Farrell. Action
in partition. Report Of Commissioners APPROX
ed and division ordered accordingly.
Wane NcCurd Mercantile Co. W W II. Me
Bride. Dismissed.
John NJ. Yeneman Us J. ). Ross ct al. Damages
by prairie fire. Settled.
c. Aultman Il Co. vs. Frank Ryckman ct al.
Continued.
= ". Pepper vs. W. T.. Wear ct al Continued.
Tucker * Mansfield vs. Francis NJ. roman ct al.
Foreclosure Of Mortgage Judgment for Plaintiff.
Rebecca Phillips W Peter PHILIPPE. Divorce.
Error ia docketing
Elmira Clouch vs. Walter Clouch. Dismissed
for want OF prosecution.
Sarah Dater " Dewitt Dater. Continued
Maggie Anderson rs james Anderson. Dis
missed.
Fanny j. League " 81. +. League Continued.
Charlotte Wolf - Henry Wolf Continued.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-30

One of the most fiendish crimes ever
committed in northwestern Kansas was
perpelrated in Norton county recently.
One evening the Il year old daughter
Of j Il. Rule. living about II miles
west of the city, went to the pasture
to drive home the cows. Failing TO re-
turn in proper time, search was made
and she was found in the field insensi-
bic, Her feet and bands had been tied
and cord twisted about the throat,
and the mouth gagged; she had been
brutally outraged The young lady
WAS in a very precariOus condition, and
as yet nothing can be learned of her in
regard 10 the circumstance. Search is
being made for the devil in human
form who committed this horrible
CRIME. The Norton Courier says the
excitement is intense. The crime as
reported is awful to contemplate.
Great Heaveni fathers, brothers IS it
possible that such a fend is in our
midstP HaYe you duty in this mat
ter? Yes! ferret out the perpetratOr
of the crime and let US make such an
example of him that may be a warning
for all time TO come.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-30
A Wonderful Cure.

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relief from many sources with no re
lief. My wife urged me To try Bal
lurd's HOurhOund syrup and ] did so
with most gratifying results. My
cough disappeared with the third bot
tie. and my lungs are as strong as ever.
would not be without it in the house,
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-30

Farmers who make a practice of
reading newspapers are seldom victims
of sharps. Scarcely a week passes but
what some new sWindle Is exposed. A
safe rule IS always to refuse to sign any
paper presented by strangers, no mat
Ter how harmless the document may
look. Another good rule is to buy your
goods of a responsible dealer. People
do not travel about the country giving
away money-they're on the make.
You cen always do better with your
home merchants - edarVille Globe.